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Nearly one-third of small and mid-sized business owners left their corporate jobs in search of a better work-life balance.1

However, as businesses grow and mature, remembering to maintain the right work-life balance can be a challenge. For example, 91 percent of business owners work on weekends and 69 percent admitted to checking email or taking business calls during their free time.

At this point, your business is likely humming along, and you’ve gotten used to your busy daily schedule. Revisit your routine with these six tips in mind to re-establish boundaries and maintain a healthy work-life balance.

1. Work smarter with technology

Automating certain business processes, like payroll, may help free up time for other tasks that need your attention and keep your personal time from getting absorbed by business responsibilities.

2. Prioritize daily

As a business owner, you may be responsible for making most or all major business...

For the Philadelphia native, it started when he was a kid, scouring local flea markets for rare matchbox cars. Then, as an adult in the 1990s, he ran a punk rock music label called Supermodel Records — where he picked up the moniker “Mike Supermodel” — and also worked for a T-shirt company called Jinxed until the business closed and he purchased the name.

Using online or mobile banking services might already be part of your habits as you run your business, but are you leveraging all the ways they may help save time and keep your accounts secure?

Consider adding these online and mobile banking benefits to your banking routine.

Cash flow isn’t always consistent. No matter how hard you work to meet your financial goals, odds are that at some point, you’ll fall short. When this happens, it’s important not to panic—there are ways to recover and to avoid the problem going forward.

To find out more, we asked the experts of Forbes Los Angeles Business Council to share some tips for addressing cash flow issues. Here is what they advise you consider:

1. Start With The Costs Of Your Top Business Priorities

First, I’d identify my top business priorities and the cost associated with those priorities. Next, I’d look at variable costs to see if the business is incurring any unnecessary costs that can be cut. From there, I’d look at my fixed costs to see if there is any additional spend to eliminate. Are there other alternatives available that can serve as a resource, but at a lower cost? - Susan Levine, Career Group Companies

2. Cut Expenses By More...

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The holidays are here, which means the Wells Fargo Food Bank is back. And this year, even the snowmen are getting in on the giving. Join us as we provide holiday meals for more families.In this snow-covered holiday spot, we see the Wells Fargo stagecoach come upon a broken-down delivery truck. The stagecoach driver helps out the stranded truck driver by loading up his cargo of food bank boxes and delivering the payload for him.The stagecoach takes off, pulled by horses, traversing snowy forests and fields before coming up and slowing down among a group of snowmen. After a magical moment, the snowmen are seen holding out their carrot noses for the horses to snack on. The stagecoach driver tips his hat to the snowmen as they gallop off.The stagecoach finally makes it into town, and as they reach the town square the residents run up to greet them. As the driver unloads the boxes of food, the residents form a line to help.We see the super: 1 in 7 Americans turn to food banks for...